Katinka Wölfer studied business administration at EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht (Germany), the University of Gießen (Germany), the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (USA) and the University of Kentucky (USA). In recognition of academic excellence, she was selected for membership in Beta Gamma Sigma. Her research interests center on corporate finance and strategic management.

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• Contents: Firm value Ownership concentration Owner typology: individual investors, insiders, corporations, financial investors, banks, government Agency theory Research design: panel data set Econometric approach: linear within-regressions, instrumental variable regressions, restricted cubic splines.

Katinka Wölfer studied business administration at EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht (Germany), the University of Gießen (Germany), the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (USA) and the University of Kentucky (USA). In recognition of academic excellence, she was selected for membership in Beta Gamma Sigma. Her research interests center on corporate finance and strategic management.

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• Contents: Firm value Ownership concentration Owner typology: individual investors, insiders, corporations, financial investors, banks, government Agency theory Research design: panel data set Econometric approach: linear within-regressions, instrumental variable regressions, restricted cubic splines.

Katinka Wölfer studied business administration at EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht (Germany), the University of Gießen (Germany), the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (USA) and the University of Kentucky (USA). In recognition of academic excellence, she was selected for membership in Beta Gamma Sigma. Her research interests center on corporate finance and strategic management.

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• Contents: Firm value Ownership concentration Owner typology: individual investors, insiders, corporations, financial investors, banks, government Agency theory Research design: panel data set Econometric approach: linear within-regressions, instrumental variable regressions, restricted cubic splines.